Freestyle Skiing World Championships 2011

Freestyle Skiing World Championships
	Men's	Ladies
winner
Aerials	Warren Shouldice	Cheng Shuang
Moguls	Guilbaut Colas	Jennifer Heil
Dual moguls	Alexandre Bilodeau	Jennifer Heil
Slopestyle	Alex Schlopy	Anna Segal
halfpipe	Michael Riddle	Rosalind Groenewoud
Ski cross	Christopher Del Bosco	Kelsey Serwa
Competitions
Venues	Deer Valley Resort ( Utah ), Park City Mountain Resort
Individual competitions	12
← 2009 2013 →

The 14th Freestyle Skiing World Championship took place from February 2nd to 5th, 2011 at the Deer Valley Resort in the US state of Utah . The program included competitions in the disciplines aerials (jumping), moguls and dual moguls (mogul slope ), halfpipe , ski cross and, for the first time, slopestyle . The halfpipe and slopestyle competitions were held in neighboring Park City .

Men

Moguls

34 runners from 16 countries competed in the mogul run. 16 of them reached the final round.

space	country	athlete
1	France	Guilbaut Colas
2	Canada	Alexandre Bilodeau
3	Canada	Mikaël Kingsbury
4th	United States	Jeremy Cota
5	Russia	Alexander Smyslyaev
6th	United States	Patrick Deneen
7th	Canada	Cédric Rochon
8th	Finland	Ville Miettunen
9	United States	David Digravio
10	Canada	Pierre-Alexandre Rousseau

Date: February 2, 2011

Pablo Lafranchi (26.)

Slopestyle

43 athletes from 16 countries took part in the qualifying round. 10 of them made it to the final.

space	country	athlete
1	United States	Alex Schlopy
2	United States	Sam Carlson
3	Australia	Russell Henshaw
4th	Norway	Thomas Dolplads
5	Sweden	Jacob Wester
6th	United States	John Strenio
7th	Norway	Aleksander Aurdal
8th	United Kingdom	James Woods
9	Switzerland	Jonas Hunziker
10	United States	Gus Kenworthy

Qualification: February 2, 2011

Final: February 3, 2011

Elias Ambühl (12.)

Roy Kittler (19th)

Sebastian Geiger (25.)

Florian Geyer (33.)

Fabio Studer (34th)

Bendikt Mayr (41st)

Ski cross

45 participants from 20 countries took part in the ski cross. 32 of them reached the direct comparison runs, in which the two best progressed in the eighth, quarter and semi-finals. The last 4 fought for medals in the final.

space	country	athlete
1	Canada	Christopher Del Bosco
2	Finland	Jouni Pellinen
3	Austria	Andreas Matt
4th	Czech Republic	Tomáš Kraus
5	United States	John Teller
6th	Switzerland	Conradign Netzer
7th	Canada	Davey Barr
8th	Canada	Nick Zoricic

Qualification: February 3, 2011
Final: February 4, 2011 Armin Niederer (9th) Patrick Gasser (10.) Daniel Bohnacker (18th) Paul Eckert (20th) Simon Stickl (21.)	Thomas Zangerl (22.) Thomas Fischer (24.) Alex Fiva (25.) Christoph Wahrstötter (27.) Klaus Waldner (32nd)

Aerials

Twelve athletes from a total of 29 starters from 10 countries made it to the final.

space	country	athlete
1	Canada	Warren Shouldice
2	China	Qi Guangpu
3	Belarus	Anton Kuschnir
4th	Switzerland	Renato Ulrich
5	Belarus	Denis Osipau
6th	Canada	Travis Gerrits
7th	Ukraine	Oleksandr Abramenko
8th	Switzerland	Christian Hächler
9	Ukraine	Stanislav Kravchuk
10	Ukraine	Enver Ablajev

Qualification: February 3, 2011

Final: February 4, 2011

Andreas Isoz (17.)

Thomas Lambert (22.)

halfpipe

29 athletes from 13 countries took part in the qualification. 12 of them reached the final.

space	country	athlete
1	Canada	Michael Riddle
2	France	Kévin Rolland
3	United States	Simon Dumont
4th	United States	David Wise
5	New Zealand	Byron Wells
6th	France	Xavier Bertoni
7th	United States	Tucker Perkins
8th	France	Benoît Valentin
9	New Zealand	Josiah Wells
10	Switzerland	Nils Lauper

Qualification: February 4, 2011

Final: February 5, 2011

Kai Mahler (16.)

Marc Christen (25.)

Dual moguls

34 starters from 17 countries took part in the mogul slopes. 16 of them reached the final round. In direct comparisons, those who were worse after two runs were eliminated. The losers of the semi-finals competed in a consolation run for the bronze medal, the winners for the gold medal.

space	country	athlete
1	Canada	Alexandre Bilodeau
2	Canada	Mikaël Kingsbury
3	Japan	Nobuyuki Nishi
4th	France	Guilbaut Colas
5	United States	Patrick Deneen
6th	Russia	Sergei Volkov
7th	Finland	Arttu Kiramo
8th	Finland	Ville Miettunen

Date: February 5, 2011

Pablo Lafranchi (25.)

Women

Moguls

27 athletes from 14 countries took part in the competition. 16 of them reached the final.

space	country	sportswoman
1	Canada	Jennifer Heil
2	United States	Hannah Kearney
3	Canada	Kristi Richards
4th	Russia	Ekaterina Stolyarova
5	United States	Eliza Outtrim
6th	United States	Heather McPhie
7th	Russia	Regina Rakhimova
8th	Czech Republic	Nikola Sudová
9	Russia	Marika Pertachija
10	Canada	Audrey Robichaud

Date: February 2, 2011

Marina Kaffka (14.)

Samanta Gobbi (21.)

Slopestyle

19 skiers from 9 countries took part in the slopestyle competition. Ten of them made it to the final.

space	country	sportswoman
1	Australia	Anna Segal
2	Canada	Kaya Turski
3	United States	Keri Herman
4th	Canada	Kim Lamarre
5	United States	Devin Logan
6th	United States	Ashley Battersby
7th	Norway	Grete Eliassen
8th	Norway	Tiril Sjaastad Christiansen
9	United States	Megan Olenick
10	Canada	Jessica Warll

Qualification: February 2, 2011

Final: February 3, 2011

Caja Schöpf (15.)

Lena Stoffel (16.)

Ski cross

23 athletes from 13 countries took part in the competition. 16 reached the quarter-finals. In groups of four starters, the two best reached the next round. The last four fought for the medals.

space	country	sportswoman
1	Canada	Kelsey Serwa
2	Canada	Julia Murray
3	Sweden	Anna Holmlund
4th	Austria	Katrin Ofner
5	Australia	Jenny Owens
6th	Poland	Karolina strap
7th	Germany	Heidi Zacher
8th	Norway	Marte Høie Gjefsen

Qualification: February 3, 2011

Final: February 4, 2011

Anna Wörner (9.)

Fanny Smith (10.)

Katrin Müller (14.)

Andrea Limbacher (23rd)

Aerials

15 starters from 8 countries took part in this competition. 12 reached the final round.

space	country	sportswoman
1	China	Cheng Shuang
2	China	Xu Mengtao
3	Ukraine	Olha Volkova
4th	United States	Ashley Caldwell
5	China	Kong Fanyu
6th	China	Zhao Shanshan
7th	United States	Emily Cook
8th	Ukraine	Olha Polyuk
9	Belarus	Hanna Huskova
10	Canada	Crystal Lee

Qualification: February 3, 2011

Final: February 4, 2011

Tanja Schärer (12.)

halfpipe

19 participants from 11 countries took part in the qualification. 12 of them reached the final.

space	country	sportswoman
1	Canada	Rosalind Groenewoud
2	United States	Jennifer Hudak
3	Canada	Keltie Hansen
4th	Canada	Sarah Burke
5	United States	Devin Logan
6th	United States	Brita Sigourney
7th	Switzerland	Mirjam Jäger
8th	Belgium	Katrien Aerts
9	Japan	Emi Matsuura
10	Japan	Manami Mitsuboshi

Qualification: February 4, 2011

Final: February 5, 2011

Daniela Bauer (16.)

Dual moguls

26 starters from 13 countries took part in the mogul slopes. 16 of them reached the final round. In direct comparisons, those who were worse after two runs were eliminated. The losers of the semi-finals competed for the bronze medal, the winners for the gold medal.

space	country	sportswoman
1	Canada	Jennifer Heil
2	Canada	Chloé Dufour-Lapointe
3	United States	Hannah Kearney
4th	United States	Heather McPhie
5	Canada	Audrey Robichaud
6th	Canada	Kristi Richards
7th	Czech Republic	Nikola Sudová
8th	Russia	Ekaterina Stolyarova

Date: February 5, 2011

Marina Kaffka (18th)

Samanta Gobbi (23.)

Medal table

space	country
1	Canada	8th	5	3	16
2	United States	1	3	3	7th
3	China	1	2	-	3
4th	France	1	1	-	2
5	Australia	1	-	1	2
6th	Finland	-	1	-	1
7th	Japan	-	-	1	1
	Austria	-	-	1	1
	Sweden	-	-	1	1
	Ukraine	-	-	1	1
	Belarus	-	-	1	1
total		12	12	12	36

Web links

• Freestyle Skiing World Championships 2011 in the database of the International Ski Federation (English)
• The organizer website (English)